Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. J. II. Paul will open the Sherman
House about October lst- Mr.. Paul = a
present proprietor Of the Hanover Hotel IL
Martins Ferry.
". II. Hillyer Is entertaining friend:
from the country.
Work on the Bridge foundation support
Is coming on rapidly.
The funeral OF the second twin child Of
Samuel Watkins took place yesterday.
Wilbur MedilI, Of Yorkyille, was in the
city yesterday calling on friends
james A. Gray and wife, Of Martin I:
Ferry, were in the cicy yesterday.
There will be q concert in Welsh church
at Aetnayille on next Saturday night BY
Miss Tavale~ Jones, Of youngstown, o.
Mis- Jones Is a student in the Boston Con
seryatory Of Music, and will be assisted BY
several Of our local musicians, including
Miss Flora Williams, of Martins Ferry.
Local Union No. "A, 4 F. G.. W. u,
composed of the wOFkmen Of the La Belle
Glass Works, held its first meeting in h.
Of P. Hall yesterday afternoon and Per
fected their organization. These men for
merley met with L. L. No. Is at Martin:
Ferry, but found il more convenient Il
maintain a separate local organization.
J. 3. Lowe has returned from pleasant
visit with Rev. J. 5. Secrist at Cleveland,
Ohio.
Officer Mike Miller arrested two fellows
yesterday afternoon fos making exhibition:
Of themselves One was taken In up al
stretch it, and the other in Kirkwood.
Neither could articulAte bis name, on &C
count Of the fullness which existed IN hl:
heart and stomach.
August Koehisen has removed his shop
into Oglesbsy's block.
The c., L. & ". employees picnicked
yesterday at Chippewa. Meister's orches'
ira accompanied the party from this end o.
the line.
George Bailey had his right hand badly
hurt while at work in the Wheeling creek
mines on Thursday last. A piece Of stone
fell, striking him in the hack, knocking
him down, when another piece fell cutting
his hand almost of.
George Stilwell, son of Frank Still
well, who Is employed as driver at the
Wheeling creek mines, had his left ankle
badly dislOcated while at work last week.
William Robbins, ST., had his back
badly wrenched By being struck with q
piece OF falling stone at the Wheeling
Greek mines on Friday.
Miss Carrie Turney has returned to
Steubenville after weeks visit in Bridge
port.
The lumber for the new floor in the
creek bridge has been delivered, and work
OF laying will be commenced at once.
Rev. c. c. Hays has returned from a
visit in New York State, snd will conduc,
the usual Presbyterian services at the Y.
N. c. A. rooms.
Frank Tpton's store at Barton's Is ad-
yertised TO be sold September II.
Public schools will open here on Monday
September II.
Miss Ida Mcconnell will leave this week
for Put-in-Bay, Long Island Sound, At
lantic City, and other summer resorts in
the East.
Miss Clara Forbes returned yesterday
from an extended visit with friends IL
Cadiz.
Quite large delegation from here took
advantage of the Chippewa excursion yes
terday.
Marshal John Stuff left Friday with
Frank Helt for the insane asylum.
A driver for the Wheeling Natural Ga:
Company stopped his team in front of q
KIkwood saloon yesterday evening and in
less than twenty minutes came out so full
he could not sit On the wagon or drive the
horses. He was arrested by Officer Miller
and the team sent home by friends.
II. J. Parks, a brakeman on the c., La
". Railroad, had his had so badly crushed
while coupling cans at Holloways' on Fri
day that the amputstion of two fingers wa
necessary. Mr.. Parks lives in Kirkwood